Goniophotometer RiGO 801 - 光傲科技

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Goniophotometer RiGO 801

General specification

Model series 1400, 1500, 1800, 2000

2015-03-24

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Table of contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS ......................................................................................................................................... 2

GONIOPHOTOMETER ......................................................................................................................................... 3

BASE SPECIFICATIONS FOR RIGO801 – 1400 / 1500 / 1800 / 2000 .......................................................................... 3 FIXING AT THE TOP .................................................................................................................................................. 4 GONIOMETER RIGO801 - 1400 ............................................................................................................................... 5 GONIOMETER RIGO801 - 1500 ............................................................................................................................... 6 GONIOMETER RIGO801 - 1800 ............................................................................................................................... 7 GONIOMETER RIGO801 - 2000 ............................................................................................................................... 8

GONIOMETER COMPONENTS .......................................................................................................................... 9

DUT SUPPORT POSTS .............................................................................................................................................. 9

MEASURING DEVICE COMPONENTS ........................................................................................................... 12

LMK98 – 4 IMAGE-RESOLVING LUMINANCE MEASURING CAMERA ....................................................................... 12 LMK98 – 4 FILTER WHEEL EXTENSION ................................................................................................................. 13 LMK98 – 4 COLOR................................................................................................................................................ 13 OPTICAL LENS TT 4.2 ........................................................................................................................................... 15 OPTICAL LENS TT 8 .............................................................................................................................................. 15 OPTICAL LENS TT 25 ............................................................................................................................................ 15 ND FILTER SET ..................................................................................................................................................... 16 PHOTO CURRENT AMPLIFIER (CZIBULA & GRUNDMANN GMBH).................................................................. 16 PHOTOMETER HEAD (CZIBULA & GRUNDMANN GMBH) .............................................................................. 16 SPECTROMETER JETI SPECBOS 1211-LAN .......................................................................................................... 17 INTEGRATION OF SPECTROMETER INTO RIGO801 GONIOPHOTOMETER ................................................................. 18

ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS .......................................................................................................................... 18

E27 TEST SOCKET ................................................................................................................................................. 18 CALIBRATED LUMINOUS FLUX STANDARD LAMP, E27 SOCKET .............................................................................. 18

SOFTWARE ........................................................................................................................................................... 19

RIGO801 BASE SOFTWARE ................................................................................................................................... 19 CONVERTER801 RAY DATA GENERATION SOFTWARE ............................................................................................ 19 LUMCAT .............................................................................................................................................................. 20 LMK LABSOFT LUMINANCE MEASURING SOFTWARE (FULL VERSION) .................................................................. 21 LMK LABSOFT COLOR EXTENSION ....................................................................................................................... 22 LMK LABSOFT ACTIVEX EXTENSION ................................................................................................................... 22

SWITCHING CABINET COMPONENTS ......................................................................................................... 23

SWITCHING CABINET ............................................................................................................................................. 23 CONTROL PANEL LSF 95 ....................................................................................................................................... 23 AC POWER SUPPLY (ELGAR CW 801 P) ............................................................................................................... 24 AC POWER SUPPLY (ELGAR CW 1251 P) ............................................................................................................. 25 AC POWER SUPPLY (ELGAR CW 2501 P) ............................................................................................................. 25 DC POWER SUPPLY (DELTA ELECTRONICA SM 70-22) ...................................................................................... 25 POWER ANALYZER (YOKOGAWA DIGITAL POWER METER WT310) ...................................................................... 26

INSTALLATION OF THE GONIOPHOTOMETER AND USER TRAINING .............................................. 26

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Goniophotometer

The goniophotometer type RIGO801 utilizes a new image-resolving CCD measuring technique

for determining ray data and luminous intensity distributions.

The correct determination of the luminous intensity distributions (LID) of lamps and luminaires

is performed far within their photometric limiting distance on the basis of image-resolved

measurements of luminous intensity distributions. A CCD-camera is moved by a goniometer

around the measuring object at rest on a spherical surface, with the radius of this sphere being

fixed only by the field angle of the camera. Thus, the goniometer can also be installed in small

laboratories.

The RiGO801 model series is classified into four base models, a small system for measuring

ray data and LID of LED’s, two middle size systems for measuring ray data and LID of lamps

and small luminaires and the large systems for measuring the LID of luminaires. The RiGO801

systems for measuring luminaires are available in four base sizes (max. size of luminous area):

1400mm, 1500mm, 1800mm and 2000 mm.

Figure 1: RiGO 801 - Luminaires

Base specifications for RiGO801 – 1400 / 1500 / 1800 / 2000

Goniometer mechanic

Movement: Type C (LM79): The measuring camera and the illuminance meter are moved on a sphere around the lamp (two inde-

pendent axes arranged vertically to each other (, )); mounted to a fixed upper point.

Measuring position of the lumi-naire:

Normal position, no movement of the measuring object

Positioning accuracy: < 0.02°, < 0.05°

Repetitive accuracy: < 0.01°, < 0.02°

Material Aluminium, coated with special black paint

Drives and control Jetter Servo drives

Gears High precision HarmonicDrive and Summitomo Cyclo gears

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Fixing at the top

The goniophotometer models 1400 / 1500 / 1800 / 2000 need a fixed upper attachment. Tech-

noTeam support a fixing plate that can easily be attached to a suitable support construction to

the ceiling or the side walls that is in the responsibility of the customer. The goniophotometer is

attached to the fixing plate by using levelling bolts.

The upper support construction has to be stable enough to absorb any vibrations caused by the

drives as best as possible to avoid vibrations of the test object support that is also fixed to this

point. Although the goniometer is mounted to the fixing plate by using damping elements the

topic vibration is important and has to be discussed individually. The upper support construc-

tion should be confirmed by TechnoTeam. Please refer to the laboratory specification document

for more details!

Figure 2: Fixing plate

For the required height of the fixing plate see the following section.

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Goniometer RiGO801 - 1400

Specifications

Size of measuring object: ≤ 1400 / 1200 mm (luminous area)1

Space required: LxWxH = ≤ 2900 x 2900 x 2800 mm³

Travel path: = 0° ... 360°

= 10.5° ... 349.5° (hanging test object support)

= -169.5° ... 169.5° (upstanding test object support)

Installation The goniometer mechanic needs a stable upper fixing point. For this purpose a fixing plate is supplied with the goniometer that has to be mounted to an upper construction connected to the ceiling or/and side walls. This construction is part of the customer.

The foot of the goniometer needs to be bolted to the floor.

Figure 3: Drawing showing the height range of the fixing plate

1 Smaller field of view in case of option „Filter wheel color camera“

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Specifications

Size of measuring object: ≤ 1500 mm (luminous area)


Travel path: = 0° ... 360°






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Specifications



Travel path: = 0° ... 360°






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Specifications



Travel path: = 0° ... 360°

= 6° ... 354° (hanging test object support)

= -174° ... 174° (upstanding test object support)




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Goniometer components

DUT support posts

There are two support posts for attaching the devices under test to. One can be mounted at the

top of the goniometer frame and is hanging. The other can be mounted at the goniometer socket

and is upstanding. Both posts are not moved while the two goniometer axes are moving. Only

one post at time can be used for operating the Goniophotometer.

The electrical connection to the DUT power supply panel is included in the posts in form of a

multi-pole plug at the goniometer attachment side and 5 safety banana plug sockets at the DUT

attachment side.

Upper hanging post

The upper hanging post is mounted to an adapter part at the upper center of the goniometer

frame (cf. Figure 7). This adapter is fixed to a flange that goes through the ball bearing flange

the outer goniometer frame and is directly mounted to the ceiling attachment. Thus it is not

moving with the rotation of the outer frame.

Figure 7: Upper post mount adapter

Figure 8: Upper post

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Figure 9: Mounted upper post

Lower upstanding post

The lower upstanding post is mounted to an adapter part located below the hollow shaft of the

gear in the goniometer base (cf. Figure 10).

Figure 10: Lower post mount adapter

Figure 11: Lower post Figure 12: Mounted lower post

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DUT mounting

The DUT is installed to the mount of the post (cf. Figure 13). A cylindrical mount adapter fits

into the mount and is secured from falling down by a locking lever. Finally it can be fixed by a

clamp. The mount adapter has a centred hole for M8 screws where the individual DUT support

construction can be fixed. On top of the DUT mount there are 5 protected banana sockets for

the electrical supply of the DUT.

Figure 13: DUT mount

Technical Specification

Maximum load: 50 kg

Maximum Voltage: 230 V AC

Maximum Current: 20 A

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Measuring device components

LMK98 – 4 Image-resolving luminance measuring camera

The LMK 98-4 is a high-tech digital CCD camera system equipped with a precise analogue

electronic system for signal generation. Each camera is provided with a especially calculated

and manufactured full filter in order to achieve a high-quality V()-adaptation for determining

the luminance.

For RiGO801 measurements the camera is used in a special digital 2x2 binning mode and the

measured luminance images are used internally in the software for ray data calculation. The full

resolution and the evaluation of luminance images is available in combination with the software

package LMK LabSoft.

Figure 14: LMK98 - 4

Specifications:

Type Kappa DX 4

Sensor CCD Sony ICX 285 AL (2/3")

Full Resolution (effective pixel) 1390 (H) x 1040 (V)

Binning resolution in RiGO801 mode (effective pixel)

695 (H) x 519 (V)

Video signal 12 bit digital, progressive scan, data transfer with Cam-eraLink interface (max. 20m PC-cable)

Video signal in RiGO801 mode (digital binning)

13 bit digital, progressive scan, data transfer with Cam-eraLink interface (max. 20m PC-cable)

Dynamic (luminance-measurement) Single picture measurement: 1:1100 (~ 61 dB)

Multi picture measurement:1:3600 (~71 dB)

High Dynamic measurement: 1:10000000 (~ 140 dB)

Measurement values Luminance: L (cd/m²)

Further measuring quantities can optionally be defined via scaling factors

V() adaption V() – full filter-adapted, f1’ typical < 3.5 %

Measuring range Setting the luminance measuring ranges by choosing the integration time from 100 µs...15 s

Accuracy rating depending on lens (aperture number = k), e.g.:

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1ms ~ 1800 cd/m² & 3s ~ 0.6 cd/m² (k = min.)

1ms ~ 60000 cd/m² & 3s ~ appr. 20 cd/m² (k = max.)

Higher luminances can be achieved using optional neu-tral density filters.

Calibration uncertainty2 fix focused lenses L [ < 2% ]

Repeatability3 L [ < 0.1% ]

Measuring accuracy L [ < 3% (for standard illuminant A) ]

Uniformity L [ < 2% ]

More information available on http://www.technoteam.de

LMK98 – 4 Filter wheel extension

The LMK 98-4 with filter wheel extension is equipped with a filter wheel with 6 positions. Be-

side our pre defined color set in case of our LMK98-4 color measuring camera the filter types

can be defined individually (e.g. special spectral filters, ND filter).

For RiGO801 measurements the camera is used in a special digital 2x2 binning mode. The filter

wheel position can be selected by software for each measurement (ray data or luminous intensi-

ty distribution). Measured images are used internally in the software for ray data calculation.

The evaluation of images in full resolution is available in combination with the software pack-

age LMK LabSoft.

Figure 15: LMK98 with filter wheel

Specifications:

Please refer also to the specifications of the base camera LMK98-4.

Filter wheel: 6 positions

Control By software


LMK98 – 4 color

The LMK 98-4 color is equipped with a filter wheel for colour measurement, adapted to the

CIE colour matching functions of the 2° standard observer (CIE 1931). Thus, luminances and 2 Calibration according to DIN 5032 Part 6 using a luminance standard traced back from the Physical-Technical

Federal Institute 3 Measurement performed on a stabilized white LED light source L=100cd/m². Mean value over 100 Pixel; re-

peatability as variability of the mean value

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colour coordinates can be measured in a spatially resolved way. The filter wheel permits a total

of 6 filters to be incorporated, with 4 filters being necessary for colour measurement. In addi-

tion, the measuring system can also be equipped with filters for the scotopic luminance V’(),

the circadian function of action C(), an IR-filter (measurements in the NIR range 780-1000

nm), a BLH (blue light hazard), or a clear glass filter .

For RiGO801 measurements the camera is used in a special digital 2x2 binning mode. The filter

wheel position can be selected by software for each measurement (ray data or luminous intensi-

ty distribution). Measured images are used internally in the software for ray data calculation.

The full resolution and the evaluation of luminance and color images is available in combina-

tion with the software package LMK LabSoft.

Figure 16: LMK98 – 4 color camera

Specifications

Type Kappa DX4

Sensor: CCD Sony ICX 285 AL (2/3")

Full Resolution (effective pixel) 1390 (H) x 1040 (V)

Binning resolution in RiGO801 mode (effective pixel)

695 (H) x 519 (V)

Video signal 12 bit digital, progressive scan, data transfer with Cam-eraLink interface (max. 20m PC-cable)

Video signal in RiGO801 mode (digital binning)

13 bit digital, progressive scan, data transfer with Cam-eraLink interface (max. 20m PC-cable)

Dynamic (luminance-measurement) Single picture measurement: 1:1100 (~ 61 dB)

Multi picture measurement:1:3600 (~71 dB)

High Dynamic measurement: 1:10000000 (~ 140 dB)

Measuring quantities Luminance: L (cd/m²), chromaticity

coordinates: x,y, Supported colour spaces:

RGB, XYZ, sRGB, EBU-RGB, User, Lxy,

Luv, Lu’v’, L*u*v*, C*h*s*uv, L*a*b*, C*h*ab,

HIS, HSV, HSL, WST4

Further measuring quantities can optionally be defined via scaling factors.

4 Dominant wavelength, saturation, correlated color temperature

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Filter wheel 6 positions (x1, x2, y, z, glass, user defined)

V() adaption V() – full filter-adapted, f1’ typical < 3.5 %

Measuring range Setting the luminance measuring ranges by choosing the integration time from 100 µs...15 s

Accuracy rating depending on lens (aperture number = k), e.g.:

1ms ~ 1800 cd/m² & 3s ~ 0.6 cd/m² (k = min.)

1ms ~ 60000 cd/m² & 3s ~ appr. 20 cd/m² (k = max.)

Higher luminances can be achieved using optional neu-tral density filters.

Calibration uncertainty5 fix focused lenses L [ < 2% ]

Repeatability6 L [ < 0.1% ]

x,y [ < 0,0001 ]

Measuring accuracy L [ < 3% (for standard illuminant A) ]

x,y [ < 0.0020 (for standard illuminant A) ]

x,y [ < 0.0100 (set of test colours)]7

Uniformity L [ < 2% ]


Optical Lens TT 4.2

Focal length: 4.2 mm

Aperture angle: ~ 90 deg

Photometrically corrected (shading / flat-field)

Distortion-corrected

Optical Lens TT 8

Focal length: 8 mm

Aperture angle: ~26 deg



Optical Lens TT 25

Focal length: 25 mm

Aperture angle: ~14 deg



This optical lens is used for the adaption to smaller test objects

5 Calibration according to DIN 5032 Part 6 using a luminance standard traced back from the Physical-Technical

Federal Institute 6 Measurement performed on a stabilized white LED light source L=100cd/m². Mean value over 100 Pixel; re-

peatability as variability of the mean value 7 Measured value based on 30 test colors with different spectral distributions based on ROSCO color filters

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ND Filter set

6 ND Filters with transmissions from ~25 % … ~0.02 %

Filter thread 30.5 x 0.5 mm (RiGO – LED), 35.5 x 0.5 mm (RiGO – Lamps)

For RiGO – Luminaires: Special mount, Filter thread 49 x 0.75 mm

Figure 17: Three ND filter diameters

Photo current amplifier (CZIBULA & GRUNDMANN GMBH)

Current range: 0.1 pA to 1 mA

Illuminance range (RiGO801 configuration): 0.7 … 690000 lx

Integration time: 10ms to 400ms

Number of ranges: 13

Linearity: < 0.1 %

Photometer head (CZIBULA & GRUNDMANN GMBH)

V()-calibrated f1' < 1,5 %

Cosine - adaptation f2 < 1,5 %

thermostatic stabilized photometer head

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Spectrometer JETI Specbos 1211-LAN

Figure 18: Spectrometer Specbos 1211-LAN

Short specifications

Optical Parameters

Spectral range: 350 nm - 1000 nm

Optical bandwidth: 4.5 nm

Wavelength resolution: 1 nm

Digital electronic resolution: 16 Bit ADC (15 Bit used)

Measuring values: Spectral radiance

Total luminance/ total radiance

Total illuminance/ total irradiance

Chromaticity coordinates x , y ; u', v'

Correlated Color Temperature, color purity

Color Rendering Index, RGB

Circadian metrics, Photosynthetically Active Radiation

Measuring ranges and accuracy

Measuring range luminance: 0.1 - 2500 cd/m² (higher values with optional filter)

Measuring range illuminance 2 - 10 000 lx

Luminance accuracy ± 2 % @ 1000 cd/m² and 2856 K

Luminance reproducibility ± 1 %

Chromaticity accuracy ± 0.002 x , y @ 2856 K

Color reproducibility ± 0.0005 x , y

CCT reproducibility ± 20 K @ 2856 K

Wavelength accuracy ± 0.5 nm

Other technical data

Interface: Ethernet

Dimensions 180 mm * 82 mm * 53 mm

Dispersive element Imaging grating (flat field)

For the detailed technical specification please refer to the web site:

http://www.jeti.com/cms/index.php/instruments/radiometer/specbos-1211

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Integration of Spectrometer into RiGO801 goniophotometer

The Spectrometer is mechanical attached at the back side of the moved sensor platform next to

the camera and photo current amplifier. For the optical coupling an irradiance probe is posi-

tioned next to the optical lens of the luminance measuring camera and connected via optical

fibre to the spectrometer unit. The fibre curvature is fixed and is not changed during the meas-

urements.

Additional components

E27 Test socket

This test socket is suitable for mounting inside all goniometer types except RiGO801 – LED.

4-pole E27 socket with hard gold plated contacts

separate contacts for power supply and sensing

Calibrated luminous flux standard lamp, E27 socket

Incandescent lamp Riva B6000 E27 24V 100W „F“,impact resistant, TechnoTeam version

Socket basis black (15 mm above socket)

Traced back to national luminous flux standard by accredited laboratory

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Software

RiGO801 base software

The measuring program RiGO801 offers the operator a comfortable setup and execution of the

measurement.

Feature list

Easy alignment of the objects to be measured by means of the measuring camera. Image grid which can be activated, and metric coordinate system

Fast on-the-fly measurement

Measurement of luminous intensity distributions with the camera in the case of large measurement objects in relation to the sensor distance (near-field mode) or with the pho-tometer in the case of small objects to be measured (far-field mode)

Saving in the TechnoTeam – format (.TTL), conversion into various standard formats (LDT, IES). The measurements will be evaluated using LumCAT.

Angular step sizes 0.1° ... 2.5° (camera), 0.1° ... 90° (photometer)

Capturing ray data, saving in the TechnoTeam – format (.TTR). Conversion into various standard formats using the Converter801 program.

Spectrometer measurement (option)

Protocolling the pole illuminances for stability monitoring (pole monitoring)

Protocolling the burn-in process and automatic start of the measurement

Controlling the filter wheel of a color measuring camera (option)

Data acquisition of external devices (e.g. power analyzer or data logger)

Synchronisation of external data acquisition software to the measurement by triggering

Batch processing of several measurements

Available languages: German, English

Converter801 ray data generation software

The program Converter801 is used to process the TechnoTeam ray data files (.TTR). The conversion into various file formats with ray tracing on dif-ferent target geometries is possible. Embedded additional information as the luminous intensity distribution, luminance images, DUT alignment, the burn-in protocol and acquired measuring values of external measuring devices (e.g. Power Analyzer) can be visualized and exported. An additional integra-

tion of spectral information is possible (spectrum ➔ wavelength per ray).

Feature list

Visualization of all data (ray data, luminous intensity distribution, luminance images, alignment of the object to be measured, burn-in protocol as well as the logged measure-

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ment data of external devices such as power analyzer) contained in TechnoTeam ray files (.TTR).

Generation of various ray data formats (ASAP, Optis, LightTools, LucidShape, Zemax, TracePro, SimuLux, Photopia)

Raytracing to basic geometries (sphere, cylinder, cuboid)

Rotation and displacement of the ray data

Integration of spectral information possible (spectrum ➔ wavelength per ray)

Recalculation of the luminous intensity distribution in other angular resolutions

Output of the luminous intensity distribution in various formats (EULUMDAT, IES)

Provision of customized formats possible

Batch processing of conversion processes

API for accessing the TechnoTeam ray data format


This software is free of license fees and can be used without any restrictions and transferred to

any ray data users.

LumCAT

LUMCat is a database, which allows the management of photometric data

together with all product properties like texts, images etc due to a relational

database-table system. Also it includes editors for the intensity distribution

which allows modification in many different ways.

The LumCAT license allows the installation on more than one evaluation

computer of the same customer.

Feature list

Support for TechnoTeam measurement data files (*.TTL), EULUM-DAT, TM14, IES, Cal-culux

System for managing and processing luminaire data

Integrated relational database, realized as standard ACCES-DB version

Modification of all product information

Tabular processing of the luminous intensity distribution

Function for turning, inclining and swivelling the luminous intensity distributions

Modification of the operating efficiency ratio (scaling)

Multiple processing function for loading information, dimensions, manufacturer and article names

Photometric product valuation in the form of a print-out or as WMF-file

Output of the luminous intensity distribution (polar, cartesian, cone diagram)

Output of the illumination efficiency ratios

Glare evaluation according to Söllner and UGR

Isolux diagrams

Illumination efficiency ratios according to LiTG Publ. 3.5

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LMK LabSoft luminance measuring software (full version)

The LMK LabSoft is a laboratory software package that offers a variety of

functions for capturing and evaluating luminance and for instance color

images. LabSoft is bundled with the measuring camera LMK98-4 and the

calibration data set.

Specification

Image capture

Live image

Exposure adjustment

‘SinglePic’-image

’MultiPic’-image

’HighDyn’-image

Capturing modulated light

Live Luminance and Live HighDyn

Capturing measurement series (manual, time controlled, mechanical controlled)

Representation of images (Pseudo-colours, ISO colours, scaling)

Working with images (load, save, delete, copy, print)

Displaying measuring values by means of cursors (standard, rectangle, circle, line, circu-lar ring, cross, zoom)

Measurement regions (load, save, copy, paste, group, print)

Measuring value indication using inspectors

Standard statistics (standard evaluation, histogram, sectional view, time statistics, lumi-nance object, integral object, symbol object, arc object, filament object)

Report function (create, load, save, print)

Evaluation images and image processing

Unlimited evaluation images

Physical parameters and units

Assigning list of regions

Assigning image tab windows

Image arithmetics

Coordinate transformation

Projective rectification - orthophotographs

ISO lines in luminance images

Automation via TCL-Macro

Recording of TCL - Macros

Running of TCL - Macros

Further information is also available on http://www.technoteam.de.

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LMK LabSoft color extension

Specification

The color specific functions are only available in combination with a LMK98 – 4 color camera.

Image capture

Color ’HighDyn’-image

Colour images and colour metrics

Colour space and measuring values

Calculation of colour differences

Decomposition of colour images into colour extract images

Composition of colour extract images into colour images

Test colour images

Measurement protocols (create, load, save, comments)


LMK LabSoft ActiveX extension

Using the LMK LabSoft as ActiveX control allows the development of own software to com-

mand each function from a suitable programming software (e.g. LabView).

Specification

Active X

Active X programming interface


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Switching cabinet components

Switching cabinet

The switching cabinet basically includes the measuring computer and the motor controller. It

provides space for additional devices like power analyzer and power supplies. If those optional

components are included in the order, they are mounted and wired to the switching cabinet by

TechnoTeam.

Specification:

Type Rittal 19” switching cabinet

Height 1900 mm

Width / Depth 600 mm

Ventilation Roof fan

Example configuration:

Figure 19: Example configuration of the switching cabinet (only front view)

Control panel LSF 95

Control panel to be mounted as front panel of the switching cabinet for a comfortable setup of

the connections between the power supplies, the power analyzer and the DUT. The output lines

of the control panel are directly connected to the plugs of the test object support inside the go-

niophotometer.

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Figure 20: Control panel with standard configuration

Specification

Material: Aluminium

Dimension: 482.6 mm x 132 mm

Maximum current: 20A

Maximum Voltage: 230 V

Sockets: Ø 4 mm Safety sockets

AC Power Supply (Elgar CW 801 P)

Short specification

Output

Power: 800 W single phase output

Voltage: 0 to 135 VRMS or 0 to 270 VRMS, user selectable

Current: 6.0 ARMS in 135 VAC range or 3.0 ARMS in 270 VAC range

Frequency: 45 to 500 Hz

Input

Voltage and Frequency: 90 to 264 VAC, 47 to 63 Hz, single phase

Current: 13.0 ARMS max

Measurement

Power and Resolution: 0 to 800 W, 1 W

Voltage and Resolution: 0 to 270 VRMS, 0.1 VRMS

Current: 0 to 6.0 ARMS, 0.01 ARMS

Frequency: 45 to 500 Hz, 0.1 Hz

Detailed specification: http://www.elgar.com/products/CW/CW_Specifications.htm

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DC Power Supply (DELTA Electronica SM 70-22)

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Short specification

Output

Voltage: 0 to 70 V

Current: 0 to 22 A

Autoranging (2 ranges)

max. output current/voltage:

60 A / 0 to 26 V

30 A / 26 to 52 V

Input


Current: 0 to 22 A

Autoranging (2 ranges)

max. output current/voltage:

60 A / 0 to 26 V

30 A / 26 to 52 V

Stability

CC (After 1hr warm-up

during 8 hrs):

9.10-5

CV (After 1hr warm-up

during 8 hrs):

6.10-5

Power analyzer (Yokogawa Digital Power Meter WT310)

Maximum input with assured accuracy: 26 A

Basic accuracy: 0.1%

DC measurement: 0.5 Hz to 100 kHz frequency range

5 mA range for very low current measurements

USB and GPIB interface

Evaluation computer

Advantech SYS-4U400-4S03, Rackmount

Intel® Core™ i7-4770S Processor

4GB DDR3-1333

DVD-RW drive

500 GB SATA HDD

Expansion Slots 3x PCI 32-bit/33 MHz, 2x PCIe x 1 (Gen2), 2x PCIe x16 (Gen3)

2x GbE LAN, 2x DVI, 1x VGA, 2 USB 3.0; 7 USB 2.0 (1 x USB Type-A)

Windows7 Ultimate / 32 Bit

Two RS232 ports

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Installation of the goniophotometer and user training

Installation of the goniophotometer in the laboratory

Testing of the complete equipment

Test measurements

User training (8 to 16 h)

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Goniophotometer RiGO 801 - 光傲科技